RCPT-TO stage - if
you commit to the DATA stage, and you're
wrong, then the recipient postmaster gets your test
message in their mailbox. It is this site's firm belief that, if a
site is obeying the RFC (which
they are, by having a working address in that case), that the site
owner should not have to delete a message from a tester.
In these cases, evidence is accepted from the end-user at face value. The submitting IP and the date and time are stored in the database along with the evidence provided, and appear in any lookup request for a given domain.
If a site is believed to be listed in error, or has corrected the problem which caused its listing, please contact admin@rfc-ignorant.org, requesting that you be tested for compliance. If successful, the entries will be marked as cleared in the database.
Also, before a site is submitted, the submitter must have made a due diligence effort to notify the system maintainer of the problem. In some cases, this may be impossible, and this is understood, but some effort must have been made.